Thank you 😊 . I have a tendency to worry, but am also by nature, a problem solver. I need to think more in terms of concerning vs worry. Love your articles ❤️
Wow. I really needed to read this today. Thank you. I lived overseas many years and have lived under dictatorships. I lived in Argentina a long time - part of that time was during the “Dirty War” when students and others who were dissidents were simply picked up and never seen again. (There is a movie on Amazon called Argentina 1982 that is based on the true story of the lawyer who took those in the military to court and won) Worth the watch - it is what is happening here.
Boy, did this article trigger a memory! This very shift was triggered in my young mind by a trusted employer who told me that I could handle what seemed like an unmanageable relationship with an older coworker. He told me I was pragmatic enough to handle it on my own and to continue to introduce ideas that could shift attitudes toward positive change that had needed to happen for years.
What do you do about the after effects - after the people are safe and the fire is extinguished and the adrenaline drops? I hibernate which helps but is hard to come out of.
You gave the advice I need at the perfect time. Thanks so much.
Thank you 😊 . I have a tendency to worry, but am also by nature, a problem solver. I need to think more in terms of concerning vs worry. Love your articles ❤️
Wow. I really needed to read this today. Thank you. I lived overseas many years and have lived under dictatorships. I lived in Argentina a long time - part of that time was during the “Dirty War” when students and others who were dissidents were simply picked up and never seen again. (There is a movie on Amazon called Argentina 1982 that is based on the true story of the lawyer who took those in the military to court and won) Worth the watch - it is what is happening here.
I found Argentina 1985 full movie on YouTube for those not using amazon.
So glad you found it because many don’t have Prime.
Thanks, Jack🤘
Boy, did this article trigger a memory! This very shift was triggered in my young mind by a trusted employer who told me that I could handle what seemed like an unmanageable relationship with an older coworker. He told me I was pragmatic enough to handle it on my own and to continue to introduce ideas that could shift attitudes toward positive change that had needed to happen for years.
Pragmatic. A good word. Thanks for reminding me.
What do you do about the after effects - after the people are safe and the fire is extinguished and the adrenaline drops? I hibernate which helps but is hard to come out of.
So valuable for this moment.
Spot on as always, Jack. I only worry about trivial stuff. Like running out of gas in the middle of nowhere. And that's ridiculous.